Cálculo de potencia con el hop test en jugadores de la escuela de futbol sub 15 Didede

Franklin Daniel Gutiérrez Canelas; Juan Pablo Kovac Carvajal; Pedro Daniel Camacho; Luis Rodrigo Maldonado Callao; Clara Paola Covarrubias; Jaime Yucra Cuajera

doi:10.52428/20756208.v19i46.1123

Authors

Franklin Daniel Gutiérrez Canelas Cochabamba
Juan Pablo Kovac Carvajal Actina Therapy Trainnig
Pedro Daniel Camacho Fisio Electro Bolivia
Luis Rodrigo Maldonado Callao Actina Therapy Trainnig
Clara Paola Covarrubias Universidad Privada del Valle
Jaime Yucra Cuajera Dirección departamental del deporte Cochabamba, Bolivia

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.52428/20756208.v19i46.1123

Keywords:

Hop Test , Tiempo y distancia, Calculo de Potencia

Abstract

Introduction: Soccer is one of the most popular disciplines in the sports field, there are different tests and power evaluation tests, among the most prominent is the Hop Test. Our objective was to know if this test was capable of identifying the power differences in the development of activities with and without external resistance in youngsters under fifteen from the DIDEDE soccer school.

Material and Methods: 22 soccer players aged between 13 and 15 years are taken into account, divided into 2 groups, with resistance (a) and without resistance (b), the Hop Test is implemented with 8 work tests in natural grass sports field, the distance and time performed in each test is evaluated, in order to obtain the power calculation, the materials used were a template with power calculation formulas, a 4.5 kg resistance band for the group a, stopwatch, tape measure, to obtain the data.

Results: The results were corroborated with the Kolmogorov-Smirnov and T Student statistical tests, obtaining significant data (p=0.005), for the tests in both groups, with the best power in group (a) at an average of 1051.45 W. unlike group (b) with 831.31 W.

Conclusions: It was determined that the relationship of time and distance can identify the average muscular strength power and evaluate the physical conditions of the soccer players of the DIDEDE school.

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